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Bharatanatyam is a very graceful dance form from Tamil Nadu, India. It takes immense efforts and patience to get the ‘mudras’ right, the posture is difficult to maintain where you sit with your legs bent, knees flexed out, the delicate neck movement that accompanies, it takes a lot of practice to get it perfectly. Expressions play a very important role in Bharatanatyam, as a matter of fact, in any art form!
The recent Bharatanatyam performance by Aishwarya Dhanush at the UN is sans everything that I just mentioned above. Twitter is fuming over the performance by doubting her caliber as a classical dancer!
Twitter is raging over her performance. Take a look at some of the reactions!
1. Really…
The pathetic state of Bharatanatyam at the UN. https://t.co/240ptkrejd
— Anita Ratnam (@aratnam) March 9, 2017
2. It seems that her body has decided to not dance to the rhythm!
@nimmypal No grace whatsoever in her movements. And there are so many good dancers in India. @aratnam
— PriyaRaju (@PriyaRaju) March 10, 2017
3. Yes, that was not a very fine performance
@PriyaRaju Even someone who knows very little about dance can tell how amateurish (for lack of a better word) it is! @aratnam
— SillyorSophisticated (@nimmypal) March 10, 2017
4. Well…
Indians watching #aishwaryadhanush #bharatanatyam performance in UN. pic.twitter.com/vOvKMiD42A
— Mʊȶɦʊֆɛʟʋǟռ Sɨʋǟʍ (@iMSivam) March 11, 2017
5. Dhanush’s reaction must have been ditto
Troll video of the month … #aishwaryadhanush at UN ?? #RajnikanthDanceBetter pic.twitter.com/oo4lkv1TpP
— Kavin (@kavin_uk) March 10, 2017
A professional Bharatnatyam dancer came forward to say that Aishwarya’s performance was not up to the mark. This is what she said to IndiaToday.
Watch this performance here-
FYI, Aishwarya is a Goodwill Ambassador to the UN and her Wikipedia information mentions that she is a classical dancer. It is her responsibility to represent the culture of India in its true light and this surely doesn’t do that.
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